For bee enthusiasts, the Wisconsin Beekeepers Association has launched an online guide to help identifying and learning more about the state's pollinators.

The Wisconsin Bee Atlas allows users to explore native bees and other pollinators found throughout Wisconsin, providing information on their habitat, behavior, and conservation status. The guide also features a comprehensive checklist of pollinator species found in Wisconsin, as well as a gallery of high=resolution images.

The Wisconsin Bee Atlas is a valuable resource for beekeepers, researches, students, and anyone interested in learning more about pollinators in Wisconsin. It combines information from scientific literature, museum collections, and citizen science observations, providing a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of Wisconsin's pollinator diversity.

Bees and other pollinator species play a crucial role in Wisconsin's environment, supporting the reproduction of many native plants and crops. By learning more about these pollinators and their importance, we can help protect and conserve them, ensuring the health of our ecosystem and our food systems.

To explore the Wisconsin Bee Atlas, visit the Wisconsin Beekeepers Association website. The Atlas is freely accessible to the public and provides an interactive platform to explore and learn about Wisconsin's diverse pollinators.